Sentence examples for commission schedule from inspiring English sources

"Since the present commission schedule is presumably collusive, they now have to take themselves out of a conspiracy".

"We believe the commission schedule is the best way to conduct debates, so that they are seen by the most people on free television," said Mark Fabiani, the Gore campaign's communications director.

In a letter to Mr. Tierney in December 2006, a group of prominent city politicians requested that the commission schedule a full hearing on St. Brigid's, citing the church's "rich history" and "unusual Carpenter Gothic style".

Worst: Little to complain about here, except for a byzantine commission schedule.

Beginning in 1975 it was no longer legal for the brokerage industry to maintain a minimum commission schedule.

Here's the catch: if a choice-account customer trades based on a broker's advice, then the firm's standard commission schedule applies.

But a step towards that, a hearing of the party's ethics commission scheduled for this week, was postponed.

The five-man commission scheduled a hearing next Tuesday regarding Tyson's application for a license before yesterday's brawl.

The commission, scheduled to meet for the first time later this month in Lausanne, Switzerland, will review the I.S.U.'s structure, ethical regulations and violations.

To be sure, brokers' commissions have been entirely negotiable since 1950 when, in a case called United States v. National Association of Real Estate Boards (predecessor to the current National Association of Realtors), the Supreme Court ruled that fixed commission schedules constituted restraint of trade under the Sherman Antitrust Act.

The commission scheduled this week's proceedings after the Justice Department reversed its earlier position that anything less than stringent regulations would pose legal and technical obstacles to the ability of law enforcement agencies to do wiretapping for criminal and terrorism investigations.